Friday, April 21, 2017
“He was like St. Joseph, a just man – a loyal husband, and loving father. He was a perfect gentleman – polite, courteous, considerate.”
“Who else would get up from his chair to open or close a door for someone.”
“Everyone liked him – he had a great sense of humor.”
“He was just a good man.”
“He was quiet and humble yet strong in his beliefs. He was a gentle soul who never liked aggression.”
“I am grateful that he is at peace.”
“I will always remember him as a peaceful, humble, kind, pleasant man who always had a smile on his face and was interested in everyone.”
“His was an easygoing, grateful, and peaceful spirit and will always remain.”
“He was a pleasant and charming man, interested in all his family activities. He served God well during his time here – active in church, school, cubs, and sons’ activities.”
“One of the gentlest, kindest, cordial men I ever met.”
“He was generous with his time and talents and happiest when working on projects
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“He enjoyed repairing others’ castoffs – bicycles and toys and taking them to the children in Harlem.”
“The yard was full of his projects that he made for his sons, a skateboarding halfpipe, skating rink, swing set, slides, pool, and a huge sandbox,”
“I still have the patio furniture he made for me many years ago.”
“Was very considerate of others. He respected others’ ideas and beliefs.”
“His loss is profound and he will be missed by many.”
“My father showed me a glimpse of our Heavenly Father – Patient, Loving, Forgiving, Unselfish, Honorable, and always Faithful.”
